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Ignore excluded and removed packages -- Alternate approach to #26 / #31 #31
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@calestyo do You plan to merge this PR? |
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@Grejeru It's looking like nothing has been merged for quite some time (there are quite a few PRs solving a similar problem), so I'm guessing it's not currently maintained actively? |
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I have downloaded Advanced Nagios Plugins Collection and started using their check_yum plugin. |
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@Grejeru Thanks! Seems like that might be the original author of this one anyway? |
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@wyardley it looks like, at least I'm happy as lot of nice plugins I've found there :) |
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Alternate approach to #26, #28, and #30 (though #30 looks Ok to me, other than not excluding removed packages as well).
If there's interest, I'm also happy to take a stab at a PR to get this closer to PEP8 compliance.